The Dillon tribune., 1887-07-08


in Butte.
T.J. White pulled in from Butte Sun.
day night.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Nesbitt Satur.
day, June ,5th, a son.
Nearly every one complained Of the ex-
cessive heat this week.
The Sheep shearers got through shear.
ing at Lovelrs, Tuesday.
Mrs.. o. w. Rote left Tuesday morning
for Wickes, to visit her mother.
DR.. A. NJ. Thompson, Of Spring Hill,
called on old friends in town this week.
One Of Weiyhtn,an. stages broke down
Tuesday, necess;tating considerable re.
pairs.
Miss Ntollie Bird dwell, Of Red Rock. has
been the guest Of Mrs. John r. Bishop this
week.
There will be services, a. usual. at tho
Baptist church Sunday next. Dr. Clark
officiating.
The U. s. N. company are making pre-.
parations to run Z long swisch down Rail.
road avenue.
Some fine work is being done. BY the
painters, on the interior woodwork of pr.
Pickman's residence.
Il Il learned that the ladies Of TIE valley
furnished large part Of the provisions for
the %sh Of July picnic. .
All persons having claims against the
militia company are requested to pre-.
cent their bills at once.
Jas. r. Murray had the misfortune to
cut his left hand severely, day or two
since, with sharp knife.
a large quanty Of sawed ties, Cor use
in the yard at this station. have been
un!oadcd in front Of the depot.
Guy \. Piatt, Of the Butte letter Noun.
tain, came down to Dillon for short rest,
and paid us pleasan, little visit.
Fl. J. White & Co.. received lot Of
fresh California figs this week. They are
quite novelty to the majority Of Dillon.
ties.
e. Y. Reedcr has the finest lawn in
town. lie tnows it every few days and
takes great pains to keep it in good condi-
ton. i $,
Married, in Dillon, on July 4th BY JUS
tice ]. X. Holden, c. P. Howard and Miss
Matte NJ. Keenan,. both Of Beaver Canyon,
Idaho.
It is understood that Rev. L. S. Leonard,
has decided not to return to Dillon, though
h;s resignation has not, as yet, been re-
ceived.
A carriage collided with Cornell's milk
wagon Tuesday evening and slightly dam.
aged one Of the hind wheels Of the milk
wagon.
NJ. II. Lott and family, OF Twin
Bridges, spent Sunday in town. Mrs.
Lott and children, started Sunday, night for
the east.
On Monday there were celebrations at a
number Of places, in the vicinity Of Dillon:
al Argenta, Spring Hill, Birch Greek and
Sheridan.
Miss Mollic Williamson, Of Fort I.cn,hi,
Idaho, started for home this morning, after
having spent week visiting her sister,
Miss Sallie.
The Ladies' Aid Society, Of Grace NJ. l..
church, will meet with Mrs. VIM. Smith,
at their ranch on Rattle Snake, Wcdnes.
day, July 18TH.
White, the photographer, has added
lot of tirst.class accessories to his gallery
and is prepared to take pictures in any
style Of the art.
\ notice of the dissolution oi' the part.
nership, heretofore existing between c. l..
Thomson and Chas. Rlivcn, will be found
in another column.
Thomson \ Bliven have dissolved part
nership, Bliven withdrawing. {. L..
Thompson will continue the business in
thu. building heretofore used by the firm,
r. W. Chase and family came down
from Anaconda Saturday night, MIR.
Chase returned home Tuesday morning,
but Mrs. Chase will remain for week or
so.
1t is estimated that Company T. will net
abou: $3.50 from their picnic and ball. At
the meeting tonight, when the bills will
be presented, the exact amount VIII DC Az
Certained.